Titlebook: Biotechnology and Biodiversity; M. R. Ahuja,K.G. Ramawat Book 2014 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2014 Biodiversity.Biotech

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Biotechnology for Endangered Plant Conservation means for large-scale propagation, storage, and reintroduction of endangered plant species. The . techniques for plant conservation include photoautotrophic micropropagation, somatic embryogenesis, cell culture and embryo rescue techniques, as well as . cold storage and cryopreservation methods. Th

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Biotechnological Approaches Towards Micropropagation and Conservation of Cycads and Ephedrales used for weight loss, increased energy, and enhanced athletic performance. Its excess use as medicine has intensified the pressure of landscapes bearing these species. This has necessitated bioprospection and active planning to ensure safe conservation of the existing gene pool and sustainable util

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Biotechnology Tools for Conservation of the Biodiversity of European and Mediterranean , Speciesheir place in the toolbox of conservation methods of firs. Transfer of the experience gained in widespread species and development of reliable procedures for somatic embryogenesis and cryopreservation for the endemics remain tasks for the future.

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Conservation of Global Wheat Biodiversity: Factors, Concerns and Approacheslocal ecosystems, existing genotypes and land races of wheat are under constant threat of becoming extinct. Hence it is absolutely necessary to conserve the global wheat biodiversity for securing the future of our food security. Recent progress and developments in technological applications includin

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-61899-8 have very good relationship both in the present and the future, concurrently embracing technology that offer new opportunities with increase crop and animal production. Additionally, they offer capacity building, collaboration, research and ensure sustenance. There is the need to engage and address

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Lebensmittelsicherheit als System area planted in 2006. Since 2007, after its accession to the European Union (EU), the Romanian farmers’ access to the technology was banned. As a result, in only 2 years, the area planted to soybeans shrunk by 70 %, while Romania became a net importer of plant protein. In 2006 alone, the 137,300 ha